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How to Win a Grand Prix book cover
How to Win a Grand Prix book cover
How to Win a Grand Prix book cover

New Book Review: How to Win a Grand Prix by Bernie Collins

During the Singapore GP it was interesting to see how various strategy decisions for certain teams played a big part in the results – Lewis and Danny Ric with the obvious wrong soft tyre call to start the race.  There are...
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Topps Turbo Attax F1 for 2024 season released

Topps UK have now released their 2024 season Turbo Attax F1 card set.  I’ve yet to get my hands on these cards yet but looking at Topps’ website and other online comments, these seem to be some of the new features for the 2024 ...

 
 
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Enzo Ferrari book cover
Enzo Ferrari book cover
Enzo Ferrari book cover

New Book Review: Enzo Ferrari by Luca Dal Monte

As the tifosi wonder whether Ferrari’s promising easy season form is going to fizzle out like 2022, what would old school Enzo Ferrari have done? There have been several biographies of the great Enzo Ferrari and even a recent A...
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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New Book Review – F1 Racing Confidential by Giles Richards

Wow, Lando Norris must be feeling a bit flat after his tangles with Max during the weekend’s Austrian GP.  Lando is one of several F1 paddock personnel that give their personal story of how they got into the sport and their min...
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
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New Book Review: The Formula by Joshua Robinson and Jonathan Clegg

There have been a few books written about the business of F1 which is often more ruthless than the on-track battles. A new book to explore this side of F1 is “The Formula” by Wall Street Journal sports journalists J...
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Senna The Best Paolo de'Alessio
Senna The Best Paolo de'Alessio
Senna The Best Paolo de'Alessio

Senna The Best – Paolo de’Alessio

It was great seeing Seb Vettel, current drivers and the rest of the paddock get together to commemorate Roland Ratzenberger and Ayrton Senna’s passing at Imola. One of the renown Ayrton Senna photographers was Paolo de’Alessio....